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A dangerous combination of artificial intelligence and cyber. Illustration: depositphotos.com

A new study warns: it is necessary to better understand and manage artificial intelligence to prevent its use to deepen social divisions

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Artificial intelligence and algorithms have the ability and are currently being used to exacerbate radicalisation, increase polarisation, and spread racism and political instability, according to an academic researcher from Lancaster University.
Small bits of information. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Make a correction

An advanced algorithm makes it possible to quickly retrieve information from the memory of systems such as phones and computers and correct errors
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the flight of the drone

Researchers have developed algorithms based on game theory, through which robotic systems such as drones or autonomous cars can make informed decisions and operate efficiently
A bunch of robots. Illustration: depositphotos.com

The robots are coming - together

Researchers have developed geometric algorithms that can make groups of robots operate together in dense environments without bumping into each other and other obstacles
Big data handling. Courtesy of Prof. Benny Kimmelfeld, Technion

Clean the reservoirs

Researchers at the Technion have developed algorithms that detect errors in databases
Former student Nadav Kahanovich with the robotic arm. Photo: Yonatan Birnbaum.

The robot that will recognize intentions - the National Science Foundation

A wearable system allows a robotic arm to recognize the user's intent, mainly based on his hand movements, and assist him according to his needs
The theory of queues. Illustration using AI software. Definitions: Avi Blizovsky

All those waiting in line are equal, but some are more equal

At the entrance to the club, on the road and in the emergency room, sometimes the right strategy is to direct some of the waiting people to the fast track
Although their name was given to them due to their function on the tongue, the bitter and sweet taste receptors were recently discovered in various tissues and organs that do not come into contact with food. In at least some of these areas of the body, especially the respiratory tract, these taste receptors play an important role in the immune response. Illustration: pixabay.

The algorithm that beat prostate cancer at chess

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Illustration. A good algorithm is such that the amount of memory it uses is significantly smaller than the size of the database itself, so the calculation can be fast and efficient. Source: DARPA.

Similar but simpler

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Where now, artificial intelligence? Illustration: pixabay.

The three questions that artificial intelligence will not be able to answer

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What did you want her to understand?

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Emeritus Research Prof. Yaakov Ziv. Photo courtesy of the Technion spokesperson.

Prof. Yaakov Ziv from the Technion won the AMT award for his contribution in the fields of information and communication

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Some of the world's leading climate and space research institutes, including NASA, will use Mellanox's connectivity technology to transmit the vast amount of data that will be collected during the total solar eclipse. Photo: Luc Viatour / Wikimedia.

The Israeli technology that helps NASA study the solar eclipse

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Brain regions showing statistically significant changes between schizophrenia patients and healthy subjects. So, for example, arrow 1 points to an area in the motor cortex, and arrow 5 points to the precuneus, which is involved in processing visual information. Source: IBM.

Computational psychiatry: A machine learning algorithm will help predict schizophrenia

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The big picture is condensed into the small picture. An algorithm developed by Dr. Michal Irani from the Weizmann Institute and is now being developed in collaboration with Adobe

Yeda Company signed an agreement with Adobe Company on a method for summarizing visual information developed at the Weizmann Institute of Science

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Airport security checks from Wikipedia

A journey to the sub-science - the mathematics of the security inspection / Roy Tsezana

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NYPD security camera

A computerized chess player for classifying movements in security cameras

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Dr. Alex Bronstein

How Decoding the Genome Helps Compare Video Clips to Locate Duplicated Films

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The search engine developed by Dr. Alex Bronstein from the Faculty of Engineering at Tel Aviv University, allows you to take a clip from a movie and search for copies of it among tens of millions of movies, at the same speed as the textual search is carried out using a method similar to searching a genetic database. .
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